Bicycle And Fence Quotes & Sayings

I didn't want you, I've never wanted you - and don't get it twisted. I'm not jealous, I'm fucking disgusted. I'm in love with a male of worth and I had to be with you because I needed an incubator for my son and my daughter. That and the fact you threw yourself at me in your needing was the only reason I was ever with you." Layla — J.R. Ward

Yes, I'm happy, in human terms. — Albert Camus

Certainly,' said his mother, 'but first I want to know about the accident with your bicycle.'
Well,' Phillip said, 'if you wanta really know. I was sitting in the basket of my bike ridin' down Mission Hill backwards singing 'Polly Wolly Doodle' and I saw the bread truck comin' and I guess I didn't turn soon enough and I ran into the Wallaces' iron fence and I caught my shoe on the pedal and my pants on a picket and I hit my eye on the handlebars and I don't know what else happened. But, boy, you should have heard the kids and that ole breadman laugh! — Betty MacDonald

I've got nothing but the greatest respect for Mrs. Gogol," said Granny. "A fine woman. But talks a bit too much. If I was her, I'd have had a couple of big nails right through that thing by now."
"You would, too," said Nanny. "It's a good thing you're good, ain't it. — Terry Pratchett

But there are two sides to every fight. It starts from something small, a chance remark, a gesture made lightly. It grows from there. Both sides can be unjust. Both can be cruel. — Juliet Marillier

He remembered learning in one of his social studies classes
that in the Old West, when Native Americans were thrown into jail, they sometimes dropped dead.
The theory was that someone so used to the freedom of space couldn't handle the confinement, but
Peter had another interpretation. When the only company you had was yourself, and when you
didn't want to socialize, there was only one way to leave the room. — Jodi Picoult

Join up the different aspects of yourself - sort of like a team. — Art Hochberg

I don't think you can bury words. I think the more you try to dismiss them, the more power you give to them, the more circulation they have. — Michael Eric Dyson

There was a dream that was Rome. You could only whisper it. Anything more than a whisper and it would vanish, it was so fragile. — Marcus Aurelius

The intellectuals' chief cause of anguish are one another's works. — Jacques Barzun

Any problem, and I emphasize "any" problem, represents our inability to consciously connect to our Source in the moment. — Wayne W. Dyer

Those who look for the beauties in the extraordinary things will miss the beauties in the ordinary things! — Mehmet Murat Ildan